Alexandroupoli port’s strategic importance to NATO as an ideal alternative to Turkey in view of the threats lying to the east is underscored by the director of foreign policy at the Jewish Institute for National Security of America (JINSA).
With Russia’s war on Ukraine entering its eighth month, the looming energy crisis threatening social cohesion and shadows that threaten fundamental democratic values rising over Europe, there are more questions than answer about what lies ahead.
Greece will need to save some fiscal space from this year in order to be able to use it for additional support measures in 2023, when the fiscal room will be very tight due to both the target for a return to primary surpluses and the sliding economy lowering growth rates or even leading to…
Greece on Monday urged the European Union to lift movement restrictions for refugees recognized by individual nations, accusing the bloc of applying a double standard when dealing with Ukrainians fleeing the war compared with the victims of other conflicts.
Turkey is placing the US along with Greece in the frame of escalation in the Aegean, as demarches sent to the embassies of both countries in Ankara claim that the US armored wheeled vehicles being transported to the Eastern Aegean violate their allegedly “demilitarized” status.
An increase in passage fees at Suez and the Bosporus Strait as of 2023 and October 2022 respectively will raise the cost of consumer goods in the coming months.
Tax revenue surpassed the target by 5.5 billion euros in the January-August period, with August tax revenue exceeding the monthly target by €1.3 billion, the Finance Ministry said on Monday.
Ever since American manufacturing entered a long stretch of automation and outsourcing in the late 1970s, every recession has led to the loss of factory jobs that never returned.
For a third time, the Delphi Economic Forum and the nonprofit, nongovernmental organization Oxygono are organizing the largest independent policy conference in Cyprus, this Thursday and Friday, September 29-30, at the Nicosia Municipal Theater, themed “Inclusivity: For a More Open and Fair Cypriot Society.”
Finance Minister Christos Staikouras said he was “realistically optimistic” that Greece can – and will – move to high, sustainable and socially just growth and prosperity for all society, despite the fact that crises are tending to become the new normal, while addressing The Economist conference on Monday.